How to Actually Make Money Playing Poker with JC Templeton (t1000)

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JC Templeton joined the podcast to talk about his life as a professional poker player.
Joe Begley started comedy in Boston. Performing at clubs, bars, and back rooms around the country, Joe caught his first break when his standup videos went viral. Between RU-vid and TikTok, his videos have amassed over 100 million views online.
JC's Instagram: / t1000_jc
00:00 Intro
1:20 Links between pro poker and pro golf
2:50 Bombing at comedy and bombing in poker
5:00 Indications that you can be a pro poker player
6:20 Going Broke
7:50 JC’s friend Matt
8:45 Poker Concept’s That Amateurs miss
10:10 Fish, Sharks and Whales
15:00 The Self Aware Ego Fish
17:32 Leaks
21:15 Meditation
23:45 The Difference Between an Intermediate and Advanced Poker Player
26:20 Solvers
32:20 Bots
34:10 Bad Losses
37:00 Games where you’re forced to drink
38:30 Handstands
39:00 Bad Losses Continued
42:00 The Biggest Changes That Got JC Winning
45:00 I Don’t Believe in Luck
49:00 A Message To Beginners

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24 июл 2024

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@WeakestMental 4 месяца назад

To answer question around 30min mark about knowing if you could know what hand solver holds: That's the point of solvers. To play perfectly balanced game with range of hands that contains both value hands and bluffs in portition to pot odds. So it's impossible to know what they hold and exploit. With perfect play you can only achieve breakeven result against them. And because no human plays to even close to perfection makes it impossible to beat solvers.

@thejoebegs 4 месяца назад

Makes sense. Thanks man.

@WarmDeck 4 месяца назад

Really good interview dude. T1000 broke down the those technical poker concepts so well

@stevemartin9740 4 месяца назад

I've made the choice to build a bankroll and give up the kitchen life and become a poker player. I've been studying and watching videos trying to learn about the game and the life for about 6 months and this is one of the best, most informative hours I've spent during that time. Thank you very much

@thejoebegs 4 месяца назад

Yo, I really appreciate this. Best of luck dude. Hope you crush.

@cooldude30552 4 месяца назад

loved this podcast. Keep it up bro

@thejoebegs 4 месяца назад

Thank you very much man

@seedfrom1_766 4 месяца назад

This guy is a fish lol

@kylemorton2318 4 месяца назад

Best pod i’ve seen out of ol’boges

@thejoebegs 4 месяца назад

KM! Thank you brother. Love ya!

@LuxeByLo 4 месяца назад

Bought her a car! 😂 what a gem!

@thejoebegs 4 месяца назад

Gem indeed

@LuxeByLo 4 месяца назад

Which one of you do I look at more? 😂

@WarmDeck 4 месяца назад

Lmao

@casolo9206 4 месяца назад

poker is not solved, game theory optimal just tells you what is the optimal play to do long term!

@newstandardaccount 4 месяца назад

That's what 'solved' means. Poker is inherently a game of limited information. What does 'solved' mean to you? EDIT: let me add I think it is only solved for heads-up pots, not multiway, but I'm not sure about that.

@thejoebegs 4 месяца назад

I kind of get what both of you are saying. Chess is not technically a solved game yet either. I can't explain it, but I've heard Hikaru talk about it and pretended to understand it.

@newstandardaccount 4 месяца назад

@@thejoebegs yes we basically run a bunch of sims and figure out what optimal play looks like. Contra casolo though, telling players the right long-term play *is* what it means for poker to be solved! There is never going to be something that says, "when you have AKs on this particular flop, you should ALWAYS do X". Everything is at a particular frequency to achieve equilibrium.